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RDEK prepares for Jumbo workload Mayor of new resort municipality will not have board vote ANNALEE GR ANT Townsman Staff

The Regional District of East Kootenay has received clarification from the provincial government on the board’s responsibility now that the Jumbo Glacier Resort is set to become a municipality.

Rob Gay, board chair, said he spoke with a representative from the province on Wednesday who confirmed that newly appointed Mayor Greg Deck will in fact have a seat on the RDEK despite a 2009 request from the RDEK that an appointed member not receive a seat. But Deck will not receive a vote on the board until 2017 or until the municipality’s infrastructure and im-

provements are assessed at $30,000,000.

The RDEK had previously sent a letter dated September 9, 2009, to the ministry asking that the Jumbo Glacier Resort be declared a mountain resort municipality, but that an appointed member not be granted a seat at the RDEK table. The letter asked that a seat be granted once there was a steady population capable of carrying out a democratic election of mayor and council.

Gay said the province has responded with the new mountain resort municipality’s Letters Patent by giving Deck a seat but not a vote immediately.

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Const. Eldene Stanley receives her Queen’s Diamond Jubilee Medal at the St. Eugene Mission Golf Resort and Casino on November 19 from Chief Superintendent Mike Sekela, district commander of the Southeast District.

Giant Tiger closing Power in the red serge dream SALLY MACDONALD Townsman Staff

Cranbrook’s Giant Tiger is closing just before Christmas.

The store, located in the Baker Street Mall, was the chain’s only location in B.C. “The closure was based on an extensive review of the store’s sales performance,” said Connie Tamoto, manager of corporate communications for the

NorthWest Company, which owns the chain.

Approximately 25 staff were employed at Giant Tiger in Cranbrook, which will close its doors on December 22.

It is the second department store to close in Cranbrook this year.

Zellers closed in October to make way for Target, which will open in the spring in the Tamarack Centre.

Ktunaxa Nation’s Eldene Stanley wanted to be a cop as long as she can remember

ANNALEE GR ANT Townsman Staff

Const. Eldene Stanley wanted to be a police officer before women were even allowed in the RCMP. When she received her Queen’s Diamond Jubilee Medal on Monday, Nov. 19, it was literally the crowning achievement on a career that brought her back to her hometown of Cranbrook and the

Ktunaxa Nation that raised her.

Stanley found her niche in aboriginal policing where she does not only general policing duties, but special programs and support for youth in the Aqam, Yaqan Nukiy, Akisqnuk and Grasmere bands. It’s the perfect fit for the 22-year veteran of the RCMP. She moved to Cranbrook in 1975 and graduated from Mount Baker Secondary

School in 1987. She’s a member of the Ktunaxa Nation and the pride she has in her heritage is readily apparent.

Stanley knew what she wanted to do long before it was even a career option.

“I knew from an early age that I was going to be a police officer,” she said. “In fact, I decided during a time when women weren’t allowed into the RCMP.”

The RCMP began allowing female members in 1974.

Stanley started off her career as an auxiliary police officer from 1987 to 1990 before heading to depot training in Saskatchewan. Her memories of that time are of the intense weather she had never experienced growing up in Cranbrook.

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Local artist Joseph Cross appointed to B.C. Arts Council Barry Coulter

Renowned Cranbrook artist Joseph Cross is being appointed to the BC Arts Council. A selftaught artist, Joseph Cross is an active member of the Cranbrook community and has taught art locally. He is known for blending cultural heritage and natural wonder in his works, which include oil paintings, pastels, and penand-ink drawings.

“Joseph Cross is a well-respected artist with a keen sense of community and regional identity,” said BC Arts Council Chair Stan Hamilton. “His long history as a resident of Cranbrook and the East Kootenay region give him a great perspective on the role played by the arts in B.C.’s smaller and rural communities. I welcome him to the ser-

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vice of arts and culture in British Columbia.”

As a member of the BC Arts Council, Cross will work towards fulfilling the Council’s mandate of supporting the arts and cultural community.

Cross said he was initially approached by Kootenay East MLA Bill Bennett about being on the Council.

“It’s just another way of contributing to the arts in our community and in the area,” Cross said. “So I’m going to step up to the plate and see what I can do.”

The mission of the BC Arts Council is to engage all British Columbians in a healthy arts and cultural community that is recognized for excellence.

Born in Saskatchewan, Cross moved to Cranbrook in 1974 and

The United Way has so far only raised 70 per cent of its campaign goal of $111,000 for 2012, and the organization is asking the community’s help to make up the difference.

“Big or small, every donation moves us closer to achieving our goal. If you help us reach our campaign

goal, many community services and programs will continue to function, keeping our communities strong,” said Donna Brady Fields, executive director of United Way of Cranbrook and Kimberley.

Supporting the United Way builds a stronger community, she went on.

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Joseph Cross at Mount Assiniboine. began his career in the arts four years later. He has received numerous

international recognitions throughout his career, and was chosen as

‘Artist of the Year’ by Trout Unlimited Canada in 2007. He has been commissioned to produce portraits, paintings, and presentations by various individuals, organizations, and corporations, including the Ktunaxa Tribal Council.

“I’d like to congratulate Joe on his appointment to the BC Arts Council,” said MLA Bennett. “Through his art work and his community involvement, he has made a huge contribution to the City of Cranbrook, and I can’t think of someone more deserving of this position.”

To learn more about Joseph Cross and his work, please visit www. josephcrossart.com.

To learn more about the BC Arts Council, please visit www. bcartscouncil.ca/about/ whatwedo.htm

United Way short of 2012 goal by 30 per cent S a l ly M ac D o n a l d Townsman Staff

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“Donations to the United Way are invested into local services and programs,” said Brady Fields.

Local services are relied upon by many residents: one in three Canadians will depend on United Way-funded services this year.

“That person could be you, a family member, a friend or a neighbour,” said Brady Fields.

In 2012, United Way has funded Big Brothers Big Sisters of Cran-

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United Way regularly analyzes the needs of the community, said Brady Fields.

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What’s more, donors can choose the charity their donation goes to.

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Donating to the United Way is possible by cash, cheque, payroll deduction, credit card, or online. You can also give a lasting legacy through the Planned Giving Program, or become part of the Leadership Giving Program.

For more information or to donate, phone 250-426-8833 or visit www.cranbrook.unitedway.ca.

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Avalanche season at hand: Exercise caution C A ROLYN GR ANT Daily Bulletin

There’s snow in the hills already, and though it’s early in the season, people are already heading into the backcountry for skiing and snowmobiling.

As we move into the winter season, the RCMP are asking skiers, snowboarders, snowmobilers and anyone else enjoying the outdoors to exercise caution when leaving groomed and managed trails.

The Canadian Avalanche Centre, www.avalanche.ca, provides

bulletins on conditions around the province, but this early in the year, information is a little hard to come by.

“Producing avalanche forecasts and issuing danger ratings requires information,” said T. Riley from the Canadian Avalanche Centre.

“We rely largely on data from professionals and at this time of year, a lot of them have not yet started their winter operations. As a result, in the early season, we often do not have enough information to issue a full slate of dan-

ger ratings, and other parts of the forecasts may be more a general overview than a specific description of the conditions.

“One thing we notice about the early winter is people tend to go high.

This makes sense — the snow falls first in the alpine and there may even be left over patches of snow or glaciers to help cover the ground.

The problem is these are also the spots where you’re most likely to encounter avalanche hazard.

“Wind and storm slabs will form readily

in alpine bowls and around ridgelines. They will be poorly bonded to the layers below, during and immediately following a storm.

“The weakness will be more pronounced and last for longer in areas where the new slabs overlie last year’s snow, or glacial ice.”

The Avalanche Centre did begin issuing bulletins on November 20, but until the flow of information becomes more established some regions may only have danger ratings for some

elevations.

Here’s some advice from Riley’s blog: “A common early season problem is the variability in the ‘Below Tree-Line’ or BTL elevation band. The upper BTL may have close to a metre of snow on the ground, and then it may taper down to nothing (below threshold) in a few hundred metres of elevation loss. The freezing levels bounce up and down from warm wet storms to cool dry breaks, and you head out for your

day not even knowing how high you are going to drive before you launch the sled or snap into your bindings.

“As we obtain more information, we’ll add danger ratings to elevation bands and regions, avalanche problems will become more detailed, and the forecasts will be fully fleshed out.

We hope you get in the habit of looking at the avalanche problems and develop your understanding of how the problems drive the danger ratings.”

For more information on outdoor safety tips and planning ahead please visit the following websites: Get Prepared Avalanches: www.getprepared.gc.ca/cnt/hzd/ vlchs-eng.aspx Canadian Avalanche Centre: www. avalanche.ca/ BC Ministry of Transportation and Infrastructure Avalanche and Weather Programs: www.th.gov.bc. ca/avalanche_weather/ index.html

RDEK gets set for age of Jumbo Continued from page 1 “I think government worked to reach a compromise,” Gay said.

While the board is relieved they will not technically be adding a 16th vote to the RDEK for now, Gay said a lot can happen between the time when Deck assumes the seat in March 2013, to when he can vote in 2017.

“I think the hardest part from my perspective is not being able to vote for a long time,” he said.

Gay expects the first year of Jumbo’s incorporation to be a planning year and little could happen physically to the 6,131-hectare municipality.

But if progress is fast, the lack of a vote could become an issue before 2017.

“They may be ready to go a lot sooner than that,” he said.

Gay said the board had two key points in their Wednesday discussions with the province. They are that the appointed government has no accountability to taxpayers and taxation.

Without a tax base, however, Gay said it’s fair that Deck does not have a vote because they will not be receiving the services provided by the regional district for now.

“They aren’t bringing any money to it,” he said. “It’s hard to have a say in that service when you don’t pay.”

Gay predicts the RDEK will be hearing from new interim corporate officer Phil Taylor very soon as the incorporation of the new Jumbo Glacier Mountain Resort Municipality is set for February 19, 2013, and a lot of work has to be done before then.

“Phil’s going to want to know what services we offer,” Gay said. “He’ll be working with our staff. They have a lot to do between now and February.”

The RDEK provides the communities within its boundaries with a number of services from weed control to solid waste removal. Gay said one of

the first things that will need to be tackled is solid waste. The new municipality’s government will have to decide if they would like to construct a transfer station and pay the RDEK for use of the regional landfill.

The RDEK can also do building inspection for municipalities that opt not to hire their own. Gay said there are building inspectors out of Invermere that could be used for a fee per service that may be helpful to Jumbo.

The regional district can also provide a house numbering system if the municipality does not have their own method.

Gay said Deck comes with a wealth of knowledge of the services provided by the RDEK having been a member of the board for many years during his time as mayor of Radium.

“He has a very good knowledge of that and what services we can provide,” Gay said.

The RDEK is expected to formally receive the Letters Patent for the Jumbo Glacier Mountain Resort Municipality at its next meeting on December 7, but Gay said they most likely won’t start to see Jumbo-related business at public meetings until at least March.

There’s still a lot of work to do behind the scenes and during public board meetings, and Gay said the board will step up to the challenge despite members being on opposite sides of the Jumbo issue.

“It may be a difficult transition,” he said. “I think we’re all community leaders around that table.”

Gay said he has not been contacted by any of the three appointed council members but welcomes them to attend the public meetings of the RDEK. “Our meetings are open so they would be welcomed.”

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The BCGEU Cross Component Committee recently presented a cheque for $350 to the Women’s Centre for the December 6th Vigil (National Day of Remembrance and Action on Violence Against Women). Denise Stewart (left) from the Cranbrook Women’s Centre and Erin Pan, Local 308 Chairperson.

Get ready for a sweet new ride to school Annalee Grant Townsman Staff

Students in the East Kootenay are getting a sweet new ride to school thanks to the B.C. government’s annual fleet renewal program.

The Southeast Kootenay School District 5 will receive three shiny new buses for a total of $405,392. The Rocky Mountain School District 6 will be the recipient of five new buses for a total of $526,582.

The province introduced a fleet program last year which has provided a savings of 10 to 15 per cent across the province. Before the changes, each individual school district would negotiate pricing for new school buses in-

dividually. Instead the province now buys all the buses across the province as a fleet. First Nations and Independent schools are able to take advantage of the savings as well when new buses are needed.

The B.C. government estimated that school buses in the province travel over 33 million kilometres a year – about 43 trips to the moon and back.

A total of 125 new buses will arrive in the province’s 37 school districts for a total of 125 new buses. The province spends $90 million on school transportation each year and about 1,200 buses are owned altogether. Contractors supply an additional 600 to the districts. Buses must be re-

placed after they reach a certain number of kilometres or years in operation.

Not all buses delivered are the same. When needed districts can access wheelchair accessible buses to serve the routes that need them. Newer buses have efficient diesel engines that reduce exhaust particulate emissions by 90 per cent compared to buses manufactured in 1994.

Those same diesel engines last longer and produce 30 to 60 per cent better mileage than gasoline-powered engines.

“Renewing our fleet of buses helps to keep students safe and lower our carbon emissions,” said Don McRae, Minister of Education.

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Nations communities,” Stanley said. “I most like working with our fantastic and amazing youth.”

Stanley is active in the Aboriginal Policing Summer Student Program, Ktunaxa Nation Dance Troupe, the Ktunaxa Running Club, and Ktunaxa Boot Camp.

When Stanley talks of her time with the Ktunaxa youth programs, she can barely contain her pride.

“Earlier this year on a Thursday night we had 54 participants show up for dance class just eager, willing to learn,” she said of the Ktunaxa Nation Dance Troupe. “Our performers are naturals, and make my job as director/producer so very easy.”

The Aboriginal Policing Summer Student Program introduces students to policing if they are interested in pursuing a career. So far three students have graduated.

“This program provides opportunity for the cadets to experience a summer of policing to help them determine if law enforcement will really be their career of choice,” Stanley said.

All of Stanley’s involvement with youth wouldn’t have happened without the support of her family and friends, many of whom were at the St. Eugene Golf Resort and Casino

“I felt a great sense of accomplishment for our Ktunaxa people. I thought of elders, and others who supported me along the way. They never lived to see the day: that part of me felt a bit empty and a bit sad.”

Eldene Stanley of accomplishment for our Ktunaxa people. I thought of elders, and others who supported me along the way. They never lived to see the day: that part of me felt a bit empty and a bit sad,” Stanley said.

The family and friends who were there leapt up to take pictures as she saluted and accepted the medal.

“I’m glad they were able to be there. I have always been supported by my family, friends, community and the Ktunaxa Nation,” Stanley said. “I have done well in life, because I know that I am part of something strong. I stick close to my family, elders, culture, language, customs and tra-

ditions. We Ktunaxa are fortunate; all these components have remained intact.”

Stanley still can’t figure out who nominated her for the medal in the first place.

“I never did find out who nominated me for this medal – nobody will confess,” she said.

“I must emphasize, the honour and credit lies with the great team that I am a part of. I was nervous, but felt a great sense of pride when Chief Supt. Sekela pinned my medal.”

The relationship between the Ktunaxa people and the RCMP has not always been so positive, and Stanley acknowledges the time when members would attend to remove children from their homes to be placed in residential schools like the St. Eugene Mission.

“It is a sad part of our history. Children were ordered to attend residential schools,” Stanley said. “If they didn’t and if their parents didn’t comply, the RCMP would attend and enforce those sections of the Indian Act which allowed the child to be removed from the home and brought to residential school.”

But the nation has risen above the dark memory of residential schools, and Stanley is one of many that provide leadership and mentoring to Ktunaxa youth.

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“Being a First Nations woman who wears the uniform has peaked curiosity in our Aboriginal youth. Listening and interacting positively with them has helped improve the relationship.”

She hopes that some Aboriginal youth will follow in her footsteps, and hopes the positive message she carries with her will resonate.

“Hopefully some of them would be interested and pursue a career in the RCMP,” she said. “I’m willing to answer questions they may have. I encourage all our youth to stay in school because education is key. I encourage our youth to dream, to believe and to go after their dreams.”

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“I moved to Regina, Saskatchewan, and began my training in Depot on January 1 so naturally it was freezing cold. Until then, I had never experienced such a cold winter,” Stanley said.

At Depot, Stanley quickly learned about the RCMP culture and says she adapted well.

She entered training physically fit and well prepared and breezed through. Throughout her time in Depot, her family was a constant source of support.

“While in training I received a letter from my great-great-grandmother,” Stanley remembered. “She commented how she was proud of me for pursuing my goals. She told me to never quit and encouraged me to succeed in all my dreams.

That was her wish for me.”

Before leaving Depot, Stanley received a letter from another grandmother that she’s never forgotten.

“She reminded me, ‘Never forget who you are, never forget where you come from and don’t forget, you are never alone.’”

After Depot, Stanley was posted to Montreal, Dawson Creek then Merritt before finally landing back home in Cranbrook. She did general duty and highway patrol before landing the spot with Aboriginal Policing.

For Stanley, her days include many things beyond general duty.

She lends a hand to Ktunaxa Kinbasket Child and Family Services and visits schools in School District 5 when she can, and holds a number of positions with Ktunaxa youth organizations from running to Aboriginal dancing.

“I love working in Aboriginal Policing. I love that there is so much opportunity and potential for our First

on Monday to see Chief Superintendent Mike Sekela pin her Queen’s Diamond Jubilee Medal on. Stanley said it was a wonderful moment when it was pinned on.

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fter the loss of 10 million American greenhouse gas emissions from burning lives in the Three-Mile Island calamity fossil fuels.

The truth is that as the Arctic sea ice in 1979, the death of two billion in the Chernobyl holocaust in 1986, and now the melts and grain harvests are devastated by abandonment of all of northern Japan fol- heat waves and drought, the world’s thirdlowing the death of millions in last year’s largest user of nuclear energy has decided Fukushima nuclear catastrophe, it is hardly to go back to emitting lots and lots of carbon surprising that the world’s biggest users of dioxide.

In Germany, where the Greens have nuclear power are shutting their plants been campaigning against nuclear power down. for decades, Chancellor AnOh, wait a minute ... This gela Merkel has done a Ujust in! Nobody died in the turn and promised to close Three-Mile Island calamity, all the country’s nuclear reac28 plant workers were killed tors by 2022. She also promand 15 other people subseised to replace them with requently died of thyroid canGwynne newable power sources, of cer in the Chernobyl holoDyer course, but the reality there caust, and nobody died in the will also be that the country Fukushima catastrophe. In fact, northern Japan has not been evacuat- burns more fossil fuels. Belgium is also ed after all. But never mind all that. They shutting down its nuclear plants, and Italy really are shutting their nuclear plants has abandoned its plans to build some.

Even France, which has taken 80 per cent of down.

They have already shut them down in its power from nuclear power plants for Japan. All of the country’s fifty nuclear reac- decades without the slightest problem, is tors were closed for safety checks after the joining the panic. President Francois Holtsunami damaged the Fukushima plant, lande’s new government has promised to and only two have reopened so far. The lower the country’s dependence on nuclear government, which was previously plan- energy to 50 per cent of the national energy ning to increase nuclear’s share of the na- mix. But you can see why he and his coltional energy mix to half by 2030, has now leagues had to do it. After all, nuclear energy promised to close every nuclear power is a kind of witchcraft, and the public is frightened. plant in Japan permanently by 2040.

The tireless campaign against nuclear The new Japanese plan says that the country will replace the missing nuclear energy that the Greens have waged for deenergy with an eightfold increase in renew- cades is finally achieving its goal, at least in able energy (wind, solar, etc.), and “the de- the developed countries. Their behaviour velopment of sustainable ways to use fossil cannot be logically reconciled with their fuels.” But going from 4 per cent to 30 per concern for the environment, given that cent renewables in the energy mix will take abandoning nuclear will lead to a big rise in decades, and nobody has yet found an eco- fossil fuel use, but they have never managed nomically sustainable way to sequester the to make a clear distinction between the

nuclear weapons they feared and the peaceful use of nuclear power.

The Greens prattle about replacing nuclear power with renewables, which might come to pass in some distant future. But the brutal truth for now is that closing down the nuclear plants will lead to a sharp rise in greenhouse gas emissions, in precisely the period when the race to cut emissions and avoid a rise in average global temperature of more than 2 degrees C will be won or lost.

Fortunately, their superstitious fears are largely absent in more sophisticated parts of the world. Only four new nuclear reactors are under construction in the European Union, and only one in the United States, but there are 61 being built elsewhere. Over two-thirds of them are being built in the BRICs (Brazil, Russia, India and China), where economies are growing fast and governments are increasingly concerned about both pollution and climate change.

But it’s not enough to outweigh the closure of so many nuclear plants in the developed world, at least in the short run.

India may be aiming at getting 50 percent of its energy from nuclear power by 2050, for example, but the fact is that only 3.7 percent of its electricity is nuclear right now. So the price of nuclear fuel has collapsed in the last four years, and uranium mine openings and expansions have been cancelled.

More people die from coal pollution each day than have been killed by fifty years of nuclear power operations – and that’s just from lung disease. If you include future deaths from global warming due to burning fossil fuels, closing down nuclear power stations is sheer madness. Welcome to the Middle Ages.

Gwynne Dyer is an independent journalist based in London

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Canadian Press reports from Vancouver cited a new study that says B.C. would acvquire new tax revenues in the billions if pot was legalized.

I don’t use pot but I’ll tell you this, that the people who wrote out the details of this study might have their numbers right or even understated the potential returns in tax revenue in this lame attempt to get political and tax payer allegiances to support legalization, but I mock their attempt.

They have a biased goal, that ultimately

undermines the long term benefits of this proposed financial boon by putting the government in charge of taxation of such an inexpensive item when weighed with the ultimate outcome.

Case? Let’s consider some of the things that the government has their fingers in now. Taxation was supposed to, originally, be the temporary war restoration money to rebuild Europe. Where are we now? We have Personal Income Tax at both the Federal and Provincial level, Taxes on property that has continued to rise. Alcohol Tax, Luxury Tax (heaven forbid someone

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should have a little luxury after working for it), Tobacco Taxes, Corporate Taxes and last but not least Fuel Taxes.

All of these taxes have continued to increase over the years and now some want to put them in charge of this volatile and crime-generating product? There goes the productivity of Canada’s GNP, which will only increase the need for more taxation to support the “I Don’t Care’s” attitude generated by pot usage.

Rod Williamson Cranbrook

St. Eugene Mission Industrial School: Part I JANUS: Cranbrook Then & Now Jim Cameron Construction of the St. Eugene Indian Industrial School began on the 26th day of July, 1911. The following (edited for space) is excerpted from the Cranbrook Herald newspaper of Dec.19 1912. It reflects what might be termed a “progressive” view of the day, a view that saw residential schools as a positive step forward. There were differing views of course.

“The contract for the St. Eugene Mission Industrial School is about completed and the Public Domain handsome structure will very An iconic image by Edward Curtis titled “Kutenai Girls,” circa 1911. shortly be occupied by the Indian boys and girls who are presently inadequately accommodated in the old buildings.

The dominion’s care of its Indian wards has always been a subject of earnest concern upon the part of those in authority and, in providing these handsome and commodious quarters for the Indian children of S.E. Kootenay, the department is extending its useful work along the healthiest lines. Bear in mind that the Department of Indian Affairs is a trustee in charge of the affairs of the Indian population of this country Herald Jan.2 1913 and is also their guardian as The soon to be completed St. Eugene Industrial School stands in stark contrast to the Ktunaxa well as acting as a responsible, reliable and respected “media- natural way of life. tor” between them and all parties; it is responsible for their operation is likely to continue has been persistent in requiring isfactory results in its methods education, mentally, morally indefinitely. But the ever- of the religious bodies in charge of handling the Indian affairs and physically. No small under- changing conditions of modern of the missions and schools with its proven policy than had taking in view of the numerous civilization keeps raising the higher and ever better training the country to the south of us, it and varied interests ever con- standards for the white popula- along sanitary, moral and edu- was therefore accepted as natutending to destroy a noble, tion and naturally the depart- acational lines, which require- ral that the present policy much-abused and misjudged ment of Indian Affairs is obliged ments have been met as far as should by maintained and the to improve its methods and aim possible with the means placed necessary steps taken to make race of humanity.

In this work the Depart- at higher achievements in its at their disposal by the depart- this possible, especially in view ment has hitherto received dealing with and in behalf of the ment, but there came a stage of the fact that the Canadian splendid, most generous and Indians. Otherwise, it would be when it became evident that it government has spent much thoroughly competent assis- untrue to its trust, the record of would be impossible to contin- less per capita on its Indian tance from the various religious which is the secret of its excel- ue without some improvements population than the United bodies through their missionar- lent control of that race of peo- in the buildings and appliances States and accomplished such ies. These bodies have borne a ple. To lose the respect of the supplied by the department better results. It also had ample large portion of the cost of Indians would be disastrous as generally or else the customary funds available to carry out its maintaining the numerous mis- well as a blot upon our civiliza- methods of educating the Indi- contemplated improvements. sions and schools either directly tion. Such is not to be allowed. ans would have to be altered.

See JANUS , Page 15 or indirectly and the same co- Consequently the department Having secured much more sat-

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UPCOMING November 23 6pm Kimberley United Church Annual Fall Fowl Supper. Serving Roast Tom Turkey & all the trimmings & pies for dessert. Tickets: Shopper’s Drug Pharmacy and church office.

Doors open at 5 pm.

All Saints Anglican Church – Kimberley. Annual Christmas Tea and Bake sale, with craft table and Purdy’s Chocolates order forms.

Saturday, November 24th. 1:00 – 3:00 PM. 360 Leadenhall Street.

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Quality Entertainment: A YoungLife Fundraiser at Parkland Middle School, Nov. 25th. Check out local teen talent. Tickets at 250-4898040 or at the door.

Legion Branch 24 803 Cranbrook St. - Grey Cup Party Nov. 25.

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Jubilee Chapter #64, Order of the Eastern Star, will be meeting at the Masonic Hall, 401-3rd Avenus South, Cranbrook, at 7:30 pm sharp, November 26, 2012. Reminder, Dec Meeting early next month.

Have Camera Will Travel.... a travelogue series. Join the Kimberley Biker Babes - “Cycling Across Germany - 700 km along the Elbe River” at Centre 64, Kimberley. On Tuesday Nov 27 at 7:30 pm.

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Holiday Shopping Extravaganza at Pinewood Elementary School, Thursday November 29th, 2012, 5:00pm to 9:00pm. Large assortment of vendors! Something for everyone! Table rental proceeds go to supporting Pinewood PAC. Girl Guide Spaghetti Fundraiser, Saturday, Dec 1st, 4:30-6:30pm, Eagles Hall, 717 Kootenay St. N., Cranbrook. Tickets: 250-489-3155.

December 1 Harmony Chapter #45 OES Annual Pre Christmas Sale, Kimberley Elk’s Hall, 11am-1:30 pm. There will be Xmas Gift Baskets, Recyclables; Christmas decorations & gift items. Home baking table, hand-crafted items & more! Raffles, too! Proceeds to Cancer & Other Harmony Charities.

Home Grown Music Society presents the next Coffee House of the 30th season at Centre 64 on Dec 1 at 8:00 pm. Tickets at The Snowdrift Cafe, Kimberley.

December 1 Welcome to the Christmas Fair, 9 to 2 at Cranbrook United Church, #2 -12th Ave S. This location is “kitti-corner” to the Downtown Market; it’s in the big brick church. Free admission, many tables, silent auction, refreshment bar. Please join us.

2012 FREE PUBLIC SWIM Wednesday, Dec. 5, 5:00-6:00 PM is sponsored by Creekside Physiotherapy Clinic.

Cranbrook Kimberley Hospice Society Memory Tree of Love, Tamarack Mall, Dec. 5th to 8th and 12th to 15th. Remember a passed loved one with a snowflake for a donation to the Hospice Society.

Dec. 6: Cranbrook Bugle Band Meeting, 7:00 pm at Kootenay Child Development Centre, 16 - 12th Ave. N., Cranbrook.

ONGOING Cranbrook Senior Centre, Branch 11 holding their meetings every third Thursday a month. 1:30pm at the hall. We always welcome new members.

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Canadian Cancer Society- if you have spare time and would like to volunteer, interested applicants can call 250-4268916, drop by our office at #19-9th Avenue S, Cranbrook or go to www.fightwithus.ca and register as a volunteer.

ICBL-Duplicate Bridge–Senior Center in Cranbrook. Mon & Wed 7pm, Thurs & Fri 1pm at Scout Hall, Marysville. Info: Maggie 250-417-2868.

Tai Chi Moving Meditation every Wednesday 3-4 pm at Centre 64. Starts November 7th. Call Adele 250-427-1939.

Cranbrook Phoenix Toastmasters meet every Thursday, noon - 1:00 Heritage Inn. Toastmasters teaches communication & leadership skills. Roberta 250-489-0174. 1911.toastmastersclubs.org.

Breast Cancer Support Group meets at McKim Middle School Library, every 3rd Thursday of the month at 7 pm.

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MONTREAL - There’s a logjam atop the standings at the Canadian Mixed Curling Championship after Ontario’s Cory Heggestad edged Alberta’s Kurt Balderston 9-8 in Draw 14 on Thursday morning.

The win pushed Orillia CC skip into a three-way tie for first at 7-2, along with Quebec’s Mike Fournier and Nova Scotia’s Brent MacDougall.

New Brunswick’s James Grattan is alone in fourth at 6-3 after he scored five points in the ninth end to defeat Mike Assad of Northern Ontario 10-6.

Assad is in a four way tie for fifth at 5-4 with B.C.’s Tom Buchy, P.E.I.’s Robert Campbell and Saskatchewan’s Jeff Hartung.

Buchy kept his playoff hopes alive with a 7-6 win over Hartung. The key end was the eighth, with the score tied at five, Hartung missed a routine take-out to blank that end giving Buchy a steal of one.

Also in the morning draw, Manitoba’s Terry McNamee (3-6) defeated the Northwest Territories’ Nick Saturnino 9-2. NWT dropped to 1-8.

Play continued Thursday at the TMR Curling Club with Draw 15 and 16.

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Doctors: Boxer ‘Macho’ Camacho is brain dead SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico - Doctors say famed Puerto Rican boxer Hector ‘Macho’ Camacho is clinically “brain dead” after being shot in the face.

Dr. Ernesto Torres said at a news conference Thursday that doctors are still performing tests on Camacho before meeting with his family. Torres had said late Wednesday that Camacho was showing irregular and intermittent brain activity.

The 50-year-old Camacho was shot as he and a friend sat in a Ford Mustang parked outside a bar Tuesday night. Police spokesman Alex Diaz has said officers found nine small bags of cocaine in the friend’s pocket, and a 10th bag open inside the car.

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Selkirk volleyball team readies for provincials TRE VOR CR AWLEY Sports Editor

The Selkirk Storm senior girls volleyball team is heading to provincials next week, and head coach Joe Ambrosio thinks his group will be top contenders.

The Storm haven’t won a tournament this season, but have finished in the top three in six, with numerous runner up honours.

“We’ve had one goal all year, which is to medal at provincials, and actually, this

team, with a little bit of luck, could win provincials,” said Ambrosio. “Nothing’s guaranteed right? But this is a team that has the experience and the balance to have a real good shot at it.”

Over two consecutive weekends during the season, the Storm attended high-profile tournaments in Kelowna and played very well against some top teams in the province.

“They were extremely competitive against them and I was

very pleased with that and so were the girls,” said Ambrosio.

The Storm head out to provincials next week, which is jointly hosted by Selkirk College in Castlegar and L.V. Rodgers in Nelson.

A bigger bench of Grade 11 and Grade 12 athletes that mixes experience and a will to succeed are what Ambrosio likes about his team.

“Just that experience has brought a sense of composure on the floor,” said Ambro-

sio. “They never get too excited, they never get too down on themselves because they know they just need to score points as long as they keep a level head.”

The Grade 12’s have the experience, while some of the younger Grade 11’s have benefited from club play with the East Kootenay Volleyball Club, added Ambrosio.

He singles out Teagan Jarrett and Annie Stewart as two players who’ve made a big im-

pact with the team.

They were starters on the floor three years ago when they in Grade 10 on a team that went to the provincial tournament.

“They’ve had three years of senior, been to provincials and last weekend at zones, they were the two best players in the gym,” Ambrosio said. “They definitely rose to the occasion, which was great and we’re actually looking at them to lead us at this year’s provincials.”

Argos’ Owens named CFL’s outstanding player DAN R ALPH Canadian Press

TORONTO - Chad Owens has come full circle.

In 2008, Owens was injured and out of football, unsure about his future. On Thursday night, the Toronto Argonauts speedy receiver was named the CFL’s outstanding player.

“Four years ago I had no real idea what the CFL was,” said Owens, who accepted the trophy with his nine-yearold son, Chad Jr., who completed his first year of football as a defensive

player. “Everything that happened to me prior in my career, it all happened for this moment.

“In 2008 did I see this? No. But this offseason did I see this?

Yes. You always have to believe you have a chance and I truly did.

I’m just so thankful it came true.”

Owens, 30, affectionately dubbed The Flyin’ Hawaiian, got the nod over Calgary Stampeders running back Jon Cornish in voting by the Football Reporters of Canada and the eight CFL head coaches.

Owens received 41 of the 57 available ballots.

The five-foot-eight, 180-pound Owens led the CFL in receiving (94 catches for 1,328 yards and six TDs), return yards (2,510) and allpurpose yards (leaguerecord 3,863). Owens is a big reason why Toronto will make its first Grey Cup appearance since ‘04 when it faces Cornish and the Stampeders in the 100th anniversary of the CFL’s title game Sunday at Rogers Centre.

After an outstanding career at the University

of Hawaii, Owens was drafted in the sixth round of the 2005 NFL draft by Jacksonville.

But after bouncing between the Jaguars (twice) and Tampa Bay Buccaneers he signed with the Arena Football League’s Colorado Crush.

Owens, a married father of three, ripped up his knee in ‘08 with the Crush, then the league folded.

He joined the Montreal Alouettes in ‘09 but after spending most of the season on the practice roster was dealt to

Toronto on June 24, 2010 for a 2011 fourthround draft pick. Owens took off with the Argos, being named the league’s top specialteams player in 2010 and is the only player in pro football history to surpass 3,000 all-purpose yards in three straight seasons.

“This means hard work, perseverance, dedication, passion if you do all those things dreams can come true,” he said. “You can attain your goals no matter how high or unachievable they may seem.”

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STICKING UP FOR HEALTH: The Kootenay Ice is pitching to help out the East Kootenay Foundation for Health raise money by auctioning off their game sticks against the Edmonton Oil Kings next Wednesday. Bids on the sticks, which will be used in the warm up and first period, will be accepted behind Section U at Western Financial Place during the game. The winning bidders will receive their sticks from the players themselves after the game, with all funds raised going to the EKFH. The EKFH is a public charitable foundation and non-profit society that provides funding to assist the East Kootenay Regional Hospital and other community health care facilities in meeting the needs of the region. Above: Mackenzie Skapski, Trudy Clifford along with a grandson, Brian Clifford, who is a director on the EKFH board, and Brock Montgomery.

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Volunteers go to work on a trail in the Community Forest last weekend.

Cycling club gets training from bike trail experts Tre vor Cr awley Sports Editor

The Wildhorse Cycling Club hosted the International Mountain Bike Associations Trail Crew last weekend, which is travelling across the country teaching riders how to build sustainable, multi-use trails.

The Trail Crew, consisting of two instructors, gave a presentation on Friday that focused on how to run a successful club. A threehour classroom session on the theory of building natural surface trail followed on Saturday morning, with topics

ranging from permission by property managers to trail flow and assessment, to identifying user groups and construction methods.

Saturday afternoon featured some field work, as the club went into the Community Forest and worked on a section using their newfound knowledge and techniques from the morning session.

The club tested it out on Sunday, with a group ride on the section of trail that they worked on the previous day, and also took the Trail Crew on a tour of the Eager Hills section of

the Community Forest.

The club would like to give special thanks to the Community Forest Society for allowing the club a chance to do approved work on a trail in the Community Forest. The club would also like to thank the Recreation Sites and Trails BC for providing an archaeological assessment of the trail to make sure the club did not disturb any archaeological values in the area.

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NORTH VANCOUVER, B.C. — A Crown lawyer laid out the gory details of how nine sled dogs suffered prolonged deaths when a man personally culled a pack near Whistler, but as emotions rose in the courtroom Thursday, the prosecutor also urged perspective.

Robert Fawcett sat stone-faced in B.C. Supreme Court for his sentencing hearing while the Crown outlined graphic details of the April 2010 slaughter, prompting loud sobbing from women in the gallery and an outburst that led to a reprimand by the judge.

Crown lawyer Nicole Gregoire went on to describe the fall-out since a worker’s compensation claim was leaked that described upwards of 100 dogs killed, sparking international outcry and prompting legislative reforms.

The BC Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals investigated and later released information that only about half that number of dogs were dug up from a mass grave.

Gregoire noted the criminal charge facing Fawcett only relates to unnecessary pain and suffering caused to nine animals, and the sentencing must reflect that crime. “(This is) a man who has been devastated by his actions, shows extreme remorse, has been the subject of a regretful vengeance in the public eye and has taken on a completely unrelated career in order to continue to support his family and himself,’’ Gregoire told the judge.

The Crown has asked for three years probation with conditions, a $5,000 fine and 200 hours community service. The conditions would include a lifetime ban for having custody or care of controlled animals and a requirement for psychological counselling.

“We’re looking at a very unique set of circumstances,’’ Gregoire said.

She described in detail how Fawcett suffered death threats, had a mental breakdown and even had his young children forced into hiding.

She said some media coverage as recently as this week have been sensationalized and erred in describing the number of dogs that were killed.

But she said questions remain about the apparent contradiction of how someone who was caring to animals with a track-record of highstandards could then inflict pain on them.

She noted a psychological assessment of Fawcett, conducted after he pleaded guilty in August to one count of causing unnecessary pain and suffering to the animals, found he likely had been experiencing “high levels of distress’’ leading up to the cull, and likely had disassociated his emotions during the bloody event itself.

The psychiatrist also cautioned Fawcett was vulnerable to suicidal thoughts and other damaging effects of public shaming.

Defence lawyer Greg Diamond argued Thursday his client’s sentence should be more related to rehabilitation, noting Fawcett has suffered permanent mental damage and has become an “international pariah.’’

The 40-year-old has no criminal record.

Crown spokesman Neil MacKenzie told reporters during a break the sentencing was not about the sled dog industry generally or about the morality of euthanizing sled dogs.

“This is the sentencing today of an individual who was doing something that was otherwise lawful — in euthanizing sled dogs — but did it in an unlawful manner,’’ he said. “It’s a case which is clearly provoking and has provoked, understandably, some very strong emotions.’’

Fawcett is the former general manager of Howling Dog Tours, which was funded by another businessman who declined to speak to the RCMP during the investigation, court heard.

The Crown noted Fawcett was sent an email by the company owner directing he drastically limit spending on the pack during a post-Olympic slump, stating he should only spend money on food and the bare minimum amount of labour.

Rush to Calgary hospital in vain after boy, 2, reportedly chokes on blind cord C ANADIAN PRESS

CALGARY — An autopsy is scheduled after a two-year-old boy in Calgary reportedly strangled on a window blind cord.

Emergency crews found the toddler was not breathing when they arrived at a residence in the city’s Discovery Ridge neighbourhood around noon Wednesday.

Police set up traffic roadblocks to allow an ambulance carrying the child to get to hospital as quickly as possi-

ble, but he died soon after arriving.

The youngster’s name has not been released and officials say they’re still investigating the circumstances surrounding the death.

Ryan Collyer, an emergency services spokesman, says the death is tragic and caregivers must ensure that drapery cords don’t become a choking hazard for small children.

There have been between 25 and 30 blind cord strangulations in Canada since 1986.

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ANNALEE GRANT PHOTOS

OFFICERS MARCH IN TO THE CEREMONY

AN ARMY OF RCMP-ISSUE STETSONS AWAIT THEIR AWARDS AND MEDALS.

CST. DON ERICHSEN, CPL. PAT PREFONTAINE AND CST. DAVID SMITH ADMIRE THEIR 25-YEAR BRONZE CLASPS.

CPL. PAT PREFONTAINE, 25-YEAR BRONZE CLASP

The RCMP Southeast District presented its members with the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee Medals and Long Service Awards on November 19 at the St. Eugene Mission Resort. Chief Superintendent Mike Sekela, district commander of Southeast District, attended to deliver the awards.

SGT. LAURIE JALBERT AND CHIEF SUPT. MIKE SEKELA MARCH IN

SGT. GERRY SMITH, 30-YEAR SILVER CLASP

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For the whole nine months, we were part of the pregnancy. I paid for the mother to have an additional ultrasound, purchased a heartbeat bear for her and threw her a wonderful baby shower. Her mother helped a little, but not much.

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Reclaiming my evangelical identity E

very four years, I watch the American Presidential campaign with great fascination. I miss very little of it. I catch the debates, the party conventions, the candidates on the campaign trail—I can’t get enough. It’s political drama of the highest order.

This year was particularly fascinating. The 2012 election showed just how divided the US really is. It was particularly entertaining on election night when conservative commentators could not wrap their heads around the fact that Mitt Romney had actually lost. The polls had been showing a win for President Obama all week long; nevertheless the people at Fox News seemed to think that the reports coming in were simply a terrible and tragic mistake.

But then the blame game began. That didn’t surprise me. What did catch me off guard this year was the not–so– subtle racist subtext of the commentary.

“America is no longer the same country our parents knew.” Some even went so far as to

suggest that the electorate voted for Obama because he “promised them things”. They showed absolutely no respect for the wishes of the majority, claiming that they voted for Obama only because they were stupid enough to be sucked in by Democrat bribery.

This kind of overt disrespect ought to cause us all grave concern. What concerns me is not just the blatant disrespect for the voters.

What is of greater concern is that this attitude reveals a strong contempt for the whole democratic process.

One may not like the result, but the system has worked.

I was more shocked by comments made by leaders of the religious right. The day after the election, Albert Mohler (President of Southern Baptist Seminary, Louisville, Kentucky) said, “I think this was an evangelical disaster.”

Well, not really. It may have been a disaster for the religious right because it made the same mistake of tying its faith to the partisan political agenda of the Republican Party. The dif-

ficulty for leaders of the religious right is that they put their authority and reputation on the line when they suggested that only the godless and unfaithful would vote for Obama.

Yme Woensdregt

Leaders of the religious right like Ralph Reed, Franklin Graham, and Tony Perkins did everything they could to turn evangelicals to Romney, especially in the final run–up to the election. They spent countless dollars and hours trying to turn their concerns about abortion and gay marriage into partisan arguments for a Republican victory. They failed, and Mohler is quite right to see it as a threat to the political power of the leaders of the religious right.

The danger is that

they tied the word “evangelical” to a partisan political agenda.

The election in which their candidate failed will likely mean that they will no longer be able to control or easily co–opt the meaning of the term “evangelical”.

In the minds of many, evangelical Christians are people who support conservative social and political purposes. As a 2007 study has shown, evangelical Christians are seen as anti–abortion, anti–homosexual, judgmental, hypocritical and out of touch with reality.

But that’s a misuse of the word evangelical. It is not a political label.

The word comes from the Greek root for the word “gospel”. An evangelical Christian is a person who finds life and truth in the gospel, the good news of Jesus Christ. An evangelical is someone who seeks to follow Jesus in the way she or he lives.

Used in that way, I claim to be evangelical.

Some would tell me it’s a pipe–dream to think we can reclaim that word. It has become too closely tied with a con-

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servative social agenda.

Perhaps that’s true. But I won’t stop trying.

I am not part of the religious right. I believe in full and equal rights for gay and lesbian people. I strongly support a woman’s right to choose. I uphold evolution as a scientifically valid understanding of the origin of the universe, and do not find it to be opposed to Christian teaching. I am com-

mitted to a progressive social agenda.

As a person who seeks to follow Jesus, as someone who seeks to work in partnership with God for the healing of the world, I claim my identity as an evangelical, a passionate follower of the gospel. That identity leads me to defend the poor, protect the most vulnerable, welcome the stranger, seek racial reconcilia-

tion and justice, and be a good steward of the environment and a peacemaker in a world of war.

The recent American election shows again that the religious right does not have a monopoly on the word evangelical. I, for one, am delighted.

Yme Woensdregt is Pastor at Christ Church Anglican in Cranbrook

Janus: St. Eugene Mission Industrial School: Part I Continued from page 7 In deciding upon its future policy it was wisely guided by the advice of the missionaries collaborating in a convention held at Ottawa in 1910, at which it was decided that the department should renew or replace many of its old Mission buildings and in doing so that the new quarters in each case should be of such a size, construction and type as to be suitable for the purpose, permanent and capable of enlargement as conditions might require In adopting such a policy the missionaries were to continue to use their best endeavors to meet the requirements of the department in the training of the Indian children. The boys are to be given manual training and the girls domestic science in addition to the branches already taught along other lines. This meant a new departure in the type of buildings for good business as well and it was decided to have all future buildings of the highest type. In deciding the matter as to which of the many Industrial Schools would have the first new building, the department did not overlook merit as well as necessity. The result was that the Koo-

tenays, owing to the splendid showing and generally good reputation they had made in the comparatively brief period of their contact with the whites and also on account of the dilapidated condition of their school buildings were given the preference and the first of these modern school buildings is now located and ready for use upon their reserve at St. Eugene Mission.”

In Nov. 2005, the Canadian Courts approved a residential school settlement for former students and families providing monetary compensation for students who lived at the schools across Canada, allowing $10,000.00 for the first year plus $3,000.00 for each school year after that. It further offered a process to allow those who suffered sexual or serious physical abuses causing serious psychological effects to receive between $5000 – 275,000.00 each. Money was also allotted for programmes for former students and their families for healing, truth, reconciliation and commemoration of the schools and the abuses suffered Next week: The St. Eugene Residential School Part II

Two tons of pigeon droppings found in Swedish church tower; hatch left open for decades Associated Press

STOCKHOLM, Sweden — A hatch on a Swedish church tower inadvertently left open for some three decades resulted in 2 tons of pigeon droppings amassing in the tower.

The church’s property manager says the layer of droppings was

30 centimetres (12 inches) deep when it was discovered during a May inspection of the Heliga Trefaldighets Kyrka in Gavle, 170 kilometres (105 miles) north of Stockholm.

Lennart Helzenius said on Thursday that church staff had been shocked by the sheer

number of bags of excrement cleaners were removing from the tower.

He says the droppings filled 80 bags in the first round of cleaning, and then just as many in the second round.

Helzenius says the hatch had probably been left open since the 1980s.

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Johnny was a true Cranbrook boy as his father and grandfather were both born here. In his work as a provincial district gas inspector, he travelled up and down the East Kootenay Valley. He loved skiing, golfing and spending time at the cabin at Moyie Lake. He particularly loved having coffee with the guys at Arbyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s. He enjoyed building models and tugboats were his specialty. He loved the many cruises that he and Karen shared as long as it didnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t take him away from his beloved cats Katie and Kisa for more that a couple weeks. He was a member of the Cranbrook Masonic Lodge and past president of the Shrine Club.

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Dozens hurt in Coquihalla pile-up C ANADIAN PRESS

KAMLOOPS, B.C. — Single lane traffic finally began moving on the Coquihalla Highway, just south of Kamloops shortly after 5 a.m., nearly 11 hours after a major chain reaction crash shut down the northbound lanes of the route.

RCMP say the crash occurred just before 6:30 Wednesday night when a tour bus hit a jackknifed transport truck, and another semi-trailer and at least two cars rammed the wreckage.

But witness Guillaume Allard says the incident actually began when the first big rig clipped an SUV, and the semi driver was out of his truck and talking

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Allard says a logging truck then slammed into the back of the bus, carrying that vehicle and the truck driver at least 15 metres down the very slushy and icy highway.

Allard believes the truck driver suffered at least a broken leg but RCMP say all other injuries — including those among the estimated 35 seniors aboard the tour bus — were minor, although B.C. Ambulance reports 22 people were treated at the scene and five have critical injuries.

Mounties say further details about the collision are expected to be released later today.

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HALIFAX — A Sea King helicopter was forced to make an emergency landing Thursday in a vacant lot near a grocery store in Halifax after it experienced problems with its hydraulics, the Department of National Defence said.

The chopper was on a training flight from Canadian Forces Base Shearwater when it encountered the problems, navy Lt. Len Hickey said. ``In accordance with procedure, this requires a landing as soon as possible to limit any risk,’’ Hickey said in an interview.

The helicopter made a controlled emergency

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TORONTO — The Royal York hotel has opened its doors to Marty the horse.

Calgary Stampeders fans finally got their chance this afternoon to recreate a Grey Cup tradition by marching the 15-year-old dark brown stallion through the lobby of the upscale Toronto hotel.

The Royal York had turned them away earlier in the day, citing safety concerns.

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trotted Marty to other establishments downtown, the Royal York had a change of heart and allowed the horse inside.

Excited fans chanted ``Go Stamps go!’’ as they surrounded Marty. CFL commissioner Marc Cohon also stopped by to see the stunt.

Stamps fans started the tradition in 1948 when they rode a horse through the Royal York lobby during Grey Cup festivities.

The Grey Cup game between the Calgary THE CANADIAN PRESS/Sean Kilpatrick Stampeders and the To- Marty the Horse signs the Royal York Hotel Guestbook as he is ridden by ronto Argonauts is Sun- Fletcher Armstrong, with the Calgary Grey Cup committee, in the front day at Rogers Centre. foyer of the Royal York hotel Thursday, Nov. 22, 2012 in Toronto.

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landing in a vacant gravel lot near a Sobeys grocery market in the Halifax suburb of Bedford around 2:20 p.m., he said. Five military personnel were on board, but no one was hurt.

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It sounds like it is right on top of us,’’’ she said in a telephone interview. ``I’m just glad it didn’t land on us.’’

Hickey said an investigator was sent to the scene at Peakview Way off Larry Uteck Boulevard, and officials will repair the helicopter on site if possible.

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